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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-07
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens by Judgment OF 9th.
eTviSe. on the real estate, or any pan theteof.
OF Harriet Watson. BiOn Watson, Kate watson
Gsnr2e Watson, Jacob Watson, Nellie tofbIy
and Ann Rass. a.,
In pursuance Of a decree o. the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling, Ohio county, made IN certain
cansrs therein pending 90 suDject the real estate
M the aid Harriet Watsou, BiOD Watson. Kate
Watson. George Watson. Jacob Watson, Nellie
Corbly and Ann Ro,s To the satfsfaeti0u OF the
liens thereon, you are hereby Required " present.
he aid Harriet Watson, Blcn Watson. Kate
Watson, Geo.ge Watson, Jacob waton, Nellie
Colby or Ann Rnss. or eitherOf them. which are
Uans ~ tIe real estate owned by lheIn, OF either
u them, or any part 81 siicb real estatc. for al
| Indication 10 me. At my Office, No. I'D bapiiDs
street. ia the city 81 Wheeling. Ohio county
! West Virgins. on or before saturday, tue lRt
day ~ March .I-s7.
Given under my hand this 18th day 81 febru
ayy Iss7, JOSEPH ". PAUL.,
EebIsa Commissioner
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The Sneaher win sue Pidcack.

FREEm0LD, n. J., March John H.
Laird, of EnglishtOwn, who was assaulted
in the assembly chamber last "Wednesday
during the exciting scene which followed
the election of Ruins BlOdgett to the U. 3
~Senatorship, has decided 70 she Congress,
man PidcOck, his aSSailant. Mr.. Lard
places his damages at $4,000. lie Is sec
retary OF the State Democratic COMMITTEE
The 'eaSe will be taken before the GRAND
Jury of Mercer county for . criminal In
dictment.
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Commissioners Notice

JNTHE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
/ Ohio county, West Virginia.
O.. Mendcl, Booth & 20. We. Jacob Watson, AM
Others: N. Kuhn vs.. George Watson and others
aud G.. Mendcl. Booth * Co, and y. Kuhn W
Jacob Watson and OtherA
IN CHAsCEEY.
By virtue Of an oricr entered la the above on
titled cause on the 2lst day Of January, 1871. thel
are referred to the undersigned commissioner %
the said CURT. Ia ascertain aud report the licn'
nIann the real estate Of the defendants, Harricl
Watson, Bion Watson, Kate Watson. George Wat
son. Jacob Watson, Nellie CDrbly, and Ann Res
in the bill AMI proceedings in these causes men.
toned, with their several amounts and PRIOR
ties. also The Respective Interest Of the sabi de
PENDANTS In the said real estate. together with
any other matters deemed pertinent by the oDm'
missioner or rcqnirsi by any party In Interest.
Notice II hereby given tliatthe u~nderigiIsi ha'
fixed upon saturday, the l9th day 81 March w.,
commencing nj go'clock a. IN, ~ tbo tii'r' hi,1
his Office, 80. l20 Chapline street IN the cry
of Wheeling. Ohio county. Wet Virginia aS I'd,
place at which he will prpceed Ia ascertain and
rrport the several natter Ia the Said order 81
reference required.
Given under my hand this lsb day 81 Febru
ary. 1851. JOSEPH X. PAUL. Commissioner.
FRAME 4 HOLT. SOlisitor for c6mPiainAne.
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closing Mt 84c. Corn-Cash No. 9 35ia
3Slc: March 339a36c, closing at 35Ec; May
40!a412c, closing at 41sc; June 41ta42sc,
closing at 41tc; July 4~ala43sc, closing at
43c. Oats-Cash No. 2, ~24a243c; March
24c; May 2sia29c, closing at 29c; June
2ssa29sc, closing at 29lc. Rye-Cash No.
2 at SAC. Barley-No. 9 4sa50c. Flax
Seed-No. /, 81 0S. Timothy Seed-Prime
81 I9al SO. Mess Pork-Cash $50 so;
March $50 50a20 40, closing at $50 so;
May S21 O0a2l 65, closing ut S2l 90;
Jane SCI 10. Lasd-Cash 81 80; March
s. 47a7 80; closing at 81 so; May 81 65a
Z 81, closing at 81 65; June 81 67a7 81,
closing at 81 50. P~ork-Shorf ribs, cash,
s. As; shoulders So O0a6 IS. Whisky
At 81 1s. Sugar-Cutloaf 6la65c; gran
ulated &c; standard A 5sc. Butter-Firm;
creamery 24a3lc; dairy 22a26c per ID.
Eggs-12lal3c.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Fiour-
Steadier. Wheat-Strong and higher; No.
2 red March 90a9ll c; do April 8 lla92c; do
May 92la92sc; do June S2sa9Sc. Corn
Spot finn and higher; futures higher; No.
4 mixed track 46c; No. 3 mixed track
I6lc; steamer No. 2 mixed track 47lc; No.
= higher mixed 4Sc; No. . red March AHA
47!c; do April 47sa47sc; do May Asia
4ssc; do June 4ssa49lc.. Oats-Spot
firmer; No. 3 white Csc; bright No. 5
white 35lc; No. 9 white 36la36Ic; futures
firm; No. . white March ~36la36ic;
do April 36sa37c; do May 31la37Ic; do
June ~37la37ic. Professionalism but
quiet. Mess Pork SIT 90; prime mess new
SIC 00a16 80; family SIS GOALS 80. Re.
ceipts-Flour 1000; wheat 10, 500; Corn
1900; oats $500. Shipments-Wheat
5000; corn 1900; oats 6 $500.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., March Cotton
Strong. Flour-Frmer. Wheat-Frm
No. . red 2aS3sc; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 8, 500 bushels. Corn-Stronger;
No. = mixed 3ssa39c. Oats-Frmer; No.
= mixed 30}c. Rye-Steady; No. ., 60c.
Pork and Lard-Higher. Bulk Meats-In
demand; short ribs s. %. Bacon-ln ma5
crate demand; short ribs 50 .Oq,ugir and
Steady at 81 L.. -Rirm at I3c.
C~heese-Firm. Toledo.
., O., March 5.-Wheat-Ac-
..,9and higher; cash SIC; May safe; June
SHE; August S6ic. Corn-Dull and I'M
changed. Oats-NOminal. Clover Seed
Steady; cash 81 %; March 81 22l; April
81 20.
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RALRoADs-Dull; sales 81, los, 600.
It,.rt.. I,ll ,,,l atanIu

safes Sl,io'i,''V'
STATEs-Dull and steady.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day was
duller than any day of the past week, and
though there was an under tone OF strength,
prices were held barely steady. The open
ing was steady TO firm, the majority of the
slight changes being in the direction OF
higher prices. The trading wa dull and
generally steady. The prices at noon
showed almost no change from those at the
opening, after which a sagging tendency
was noticed, which disappeared when
Western Union became strong. The close
was dull and steady at insignificant changes
from the opening prices.
Sales, l6i,3ll shares.
Adams Express li2; American Express
As; Canada Pacific 5Si; Central Pacific
3; Chesapeake and Ohio 143; do preferred
frsts 81 do seconds IA; Chicago and
Alton, 100; dopreferrea 1871; Chicago, Bur,
lington and Quincy; Delaware and
Hudson, 1913 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1911; Denver and Rio Grande,
2ig; Erie 33s; do preferred -; TT. Wayne,
14G; Illinois Central, 100; Lake Shore,
95I; Michigan Central S94; Minneapolis
and st. LOUIS, IL; do preferred, AZ
Missouri Pacific, los; Northern Pacific
~; do preferred, 80; Chicago and North
western, isl; do preferred, 1879; New
York Central, 113; Oregon Transconti
mental, 81; Pacific Mail, 55l Panama, -
Peoria, u. &c L. 3l{; Pittsburg, $50; Pull
man Palace Car, AS; Reading, 81; Roci
Island, 1913; st. Louis and San Francisco
30; d opreierred, 6GS first preferred, 1lis
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota ia!
st. Paul aud Omaha Isg; do preferred
1Os; Texas Pacific, 27S; Union Pacific, IS!
United States Express e.; Western Union
Telegraph 75s.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

r,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A
Trsct Of Land in KichlADd district, on the
river, about three quarters Of q mile above the
city limits, containing 81 acres. nor. OF lnsr. aud
~ acres o. coal u~nleTly ing. n tract Of land
continuous thereto. Ab1ut IL arfes Il bottom
land, intensfted 10y the r. W, q Ky. Railroad.
aud the pipe line Of the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company. Having also 4 god river landing
this affords the bst nnOeeItpied manufacturing
| site, or SITES, I'm this vicinity. Would sell In sOu
TO suit the purchaser. The coal, ok fDDt vein.
| easy 81 aces N railroad and nyer. woUid be
sold separately with enough surfaee 10 secure
shipping facilities
Eight Acres er Land an wheeling
IsIansi, north of and adjoining the Old faif
Grounds Would cell the whole AZ a very low
\ price and on easy terms: OF In lots, 30jeet front,
from two 30 five hundred dollars each. according
10 location. Only . Snail cash payment re-
quired.
His Residence In LeatheFWood.-Five
acre LOT. highly cultivated and tatefniiy ar.
ranged. The house. handsome brick structure
\ Of thirteen rooms-all the comforts and convent
eness 81 lefty and country combined. Persons seek
ing a home are invited 70 call and inspect the
febasuodb JoHs ?. GiIcHRIsT.
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The Carlisle Boom.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The failure to
nominate a Secretary of the Treasury be
fore the adjournment of Congress has had
the effect of reviving the report that
Speaker Carlisle will be appointed to that
office. Mr.. Fairchild still has many back
ers, Notwithstanding the fact that the de-
Law appears on the outside to be against
his chances.
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4 BRAKEMAN ARRESTED.

Detective McNabb arrested a brakeman
this morning on a charge of pulling out a
pin and took him before Justice Reznor,
where he gave bail in the sum of 5000 for
his appearance. The prisoner refused to
give his name, and the officer stated that
il was Cabell and that his home was in
Pittsburgh, he having been in the employ
of the company only a few days when the
strike occurred. Cablel claims to he limo
cent, and the brakemen have employed
able counsel to defend him.
The brakemen held a meeting this morn
ing and appointed committees call upon
the engineers aud tiremen and request
them not 10 haul any freight train trains,
even though run by officials, pending the
present difficulty. The committees waited
upon them at once, but what answer wa
given has not been learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-07

TNIE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
county, In the Circuit Court inr ohio county.
West Virginia. February RnI"s, lSS7,
Joseph W. Whissen, Jr.,
W.
George W. WhiSscn, John y. Whissnn, Louis II.
Whiss.n. Annie T.. WhiSsUn. Sarah J. Wlissen,
Homer h. WhisScn, Charles 4. Whiscn and
Joseph ". Whissnu, Sr.
~ CHAsCsRy.
The object Of the nl1vc entitled suit II IN 40.
cure partition nf lot No ~. IN the town 81 Tria.
dclphia. ohio county, West NirgiuiA, irtween
the husband and heirs al Maria whiSS.n, de-
rca,cd. And II appearing from an affidavit filed
herein that John y. whlsscn. Homer X. Whlsscn
and Charles A. Wilson are not residents 10 the
state Of West Virginia, II IN ordered that they do
nprsRr here within one month amer the date Of
Tie first publi' alton of this order ana do wbal II
necessary Ia project their Interests In this suit.
u II nIuhc ordered that this oplsT 10 published
aud posted ~ required by Law.
Wines, John W. Mitchell. Clerk of ,aid oouri,
at the Court Iionse al said county. this 9Th day
0f February, iss7, tO-wit February RULES, llS5.
john W. MITCHELL. Cicrk.
Published flint time February 10, 1871.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
JORDAN a McKEss,S, Solicitors for Complain.
amt febitoawt
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Charleston Notes.

Special Telegram 10 me Sa"tGg Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 5.-Mai.
Anderson and wife left for home this morn
ing.
President Price will leave for home via
Parkersburg OH Tuesday.
The new savings institution of Wheeling
was granted n charter to-day.
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APreaeher Charged with Fraud.

SALEM, ILL, March 5.-Rev. i. Depend
rock, a Cumberland Presbyterian minister,
has been arrested and placed under bono
on an indictment charging him with fraud
and misrepresentation in obtaining an In
surance policy in the Rockford Insurance
Company of Rockford, Ills. 1t has created
n sensation in the community where ne
has been laboring for many years past.
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A Terrible Explosion.

BRUSSELS, March 5.-An explosion oil
fire damp occurred to-day in n eolliery at
FQuaregnOn, -four miles from Mons The
explosion shattered the roofs and galleries
so that many of them fell. One hundred
and forty miners are entombed, but 1t IS
not yet known whether any are killed. On
account of the blockade o the passages the
work of rescue is slow and difficult.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-07
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Dry Goods
Business for the week was good in all de
partments of cotton goods. Agents ano
iobbers have realized large sales in through
deliveries in previous engagements. Browi
sheetings from standard TO 4! hards are in
splendid condition, as also are drilled,
Bleached cottons better in sales, particu
larly for 36-inch low grades. Colored cot
tons in small if any stocks.
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ssMore Renefit."

! have been afflicted with consumption
for about four years. ] received more ben
eft from one bottle of your Gooch's Next
can Syrup than anything | have ever tried.
JAMES SINCLAIR,
Wickclitfe, Ind.
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SENATOR LUCAS
he RECEIVES HIS APPOINTMENT
And Starts For Washington With II In His
Pocket
This Morning -PiCtOria Journalists After
His Photograph.
Special Tsiegram tphe Sunday Register.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, March s.
United States Senator Daniel B. Lucas
will leave for Washington in the morning
with his certificate OF appointment in hi
coat pocket.
Senator Lucas picture has been sent for
by the pictorial Associated Nelrs. He will
get quite a lot of gratuitous advertising
whether he takes his seat or not.
An enterprising photographer offers the
picture OF the twelve "kickers" for one
dollar.
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n TRADr

" Governments
Money liza i-s PeTsSocks Flour
Dull and stea&nnged-wheat Higher.
ioRK, March 5.-Money on call
~ at 2!a4l per cent, closing at B per
cent. ; prime mercantile paper sac per cent,
sterling exchange dull but steady and I'M
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.beelin9 Register
Grarrlers' Guide

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
tSundsy excepted. MONDAY exeented Wheel
ing Time January 80, 1851:
B&o.R R. Depart. Arrive.
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CURE Fits

When I say cure I 10 not mean merely 70 stop them O.
. time and then have them T~tun AGAIN. im"aE = ri
teal cure have male the dtsrNo ot FlIN Ell
LEPSY or FALLING SICHNESS = lilo hong sguts.
warrant my remedy T. cure tho Wuist cNssa. Irram"
others have failed - no rs@nn toy not now rr'e''lus a
cgre. Syul - once for q t0rAJss ami = wee R1trr q. r
infsIfbIs =-m-Iy Give Express aud FUsGOhse lt cosB s-r
aatainE tr = trll. Ru1 will cure you
49,. IA a. a. ItsHT. ~ Pearl g Nrw Wa.
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BEBCHER STRICKEN.
THE BROOKLYN DIVINE LAID Low
By a Sudden and Unexpected Stroke Of
AppCplexy.

New YORK, March 5.-The following
bulletin was posted on the door of Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher's residence in Brook,
lyn this afternoon:
Mr.. Beecher has an attack of apoplexy.
He is very i'll, but suffering no pain. A
bulletin will be issued each hour, morning,
noon and night.
W. A. HAMMOND, NJ. d.
W. S. EARLE, NJ. D.
S:45 p. M.-Dr. Earle said that the con.
dition of Mr.. Beecher was unchanged, but
he was liable to die at any moment.
Mr.. Beecher is not expected to die before
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-07

III a Cough is neglected, itmay result in
Consumption. Go0ch's Memican Syrup
cures all Lung troubles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-07
d NJ.
Titusyule

Titusvtlle.
TITUsyILLE, March s. Petroleum
Opened at G2lc; highest 63E; lowest 62lc;
closed at 63ic.
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsRURd, March B. Petroleum
Dull; opened at 62sc; closed at Gao;
highest 62sc; lowest 62sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, March 8. - Petroleum.
Opened at G2ic; highest 63sc; lowest G!{ci
closed at 63; %clearances 762, OO0 barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, March 5-Petroleum-
Dull; Opened ut 62ic; highest G3ic; low
est 623c; closed at 63lc. Sales, 01B,ONI
barrels.
on City.
OIL CITY. March g. - Petroleum
Opened at 62Jc; highest G3lc; lowest
G2!c; closed ut 63lc. Sales 1000 har-
rels; c~learances l,2i2, 600 barrels; charters
4, 1851 barrels; shipments 7i,97s barrels.
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How My Side Aches.

From the bench and the counter,
A - from the loom and sewing machine
1SSA gOyS up the cry sf pain and weak
SSSlW ness Aching Sides aud Back, Ii
NAucy aud Uterine Pains, Strains and
WraEU.,~. coughs Colds and Chest Pains. ami
every ain and Ache Of daily toll relieved In
one minute by the CutieurR Anti-Pain
Plaster. New, elegant, and infalible. At
druggists &C five for Sl.OO; ar, OF Potter Drug
aud Chemical Co, Boston.
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Cancer of the Tongue.

Cancer of the Tongue
nv wife, some three or four years ago, was nSS1
bled with an ulcer on the side OF het oas,ng IsSs
Inc throat me nam was incessanL Causing -
Of sleep and producing great nervous plUsl n
Accompanytng TINS trouble was rhennlaSSS, ~ the
had passed from tho shoulders anu - ~ M
Between the suffering OF the two, iue hau smsIt.
burdensome. BY the use OF a hall dozen Stirsi,
sized bottles OF Swift's Speclnc, sue 80 three
reuey and restored 20 health. This WIS ~
years ago, and there has been no reinLn0IoTs
ease. n l.
Sparta, Ga, June s. 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases naiiS -
81 W. sd S., n, Y,
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COTTON.

New York.
NEW YORK, March D Cotton Futures
closed firm; advanced Sac points.
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ss-Sole Agent for DrTont's Sporting. Mining
and Blasting Powder
Headquarters for Erkomsnn a wills ceie-
bralrsI Church Candies. all stylc-. isnO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-07

al EnQ CHECKS in 6 hours. Cures in
xD days Bad cases wanted Drug Store
AN nCu ID y. Eleventh ~, Phil, Pa, anC
"a MIN At Logan &Co.'sDu1R Store, Wheel
gnAP
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B., Z. & u.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for woodsdeld and
Summerield.
Leave Bellaire at $50 p. M. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive at Bellaire s:2 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14
PERSONAL.

l. (
/ "A. Wiega,,d visited Rapid Saturday.
| CIV. Carpenter came Monday from st. Paul,
ard vent to Deadwood. ~
r. s, Bnllard. live stock agent for the North
western, was over from Pierre Sunday.
Mrs. WIS. Chase and children returned from d
visit to her parents in Deadwoed, ON Monday.
JIM Fleming, Omaha, the well known Knight
of the Grip was guest of the Commercial on
Saturday. f
Ed. Tallman, bTother-in-law of Mr.. Gornwell,
came Yp Monday from Herrnos;., and has taken a
position in the furniture store.
DR.. Rogers and Mr.. Gilbert came down from
Deadwood Saturday toviit the property Of the
Bear Butte. mining company. which they believe
to'he bonanza. s53si d
Thomas Conway, of Buffalo Gap, was in town
on Sunday afternoon on his way home from a
trip through the Hills. He reports business az
being quiet.
D. J. Clark, we!lknown throughout the Hills,
was in Ssarais short fine Monday. afternoon.
He is a resident of Bafsfls Gap, bat may possibly
go to the Pacific coast ere long.
BIB Qniggle. engineer of construction, expects
to leave for Chicago the last of the week to spend
the holidays with his relatives. He will return
about February ist. May his trip be a pleasant
one
j. w. Patterson returned Thursday from Iowa
While he enjoyed his trip and visit with his pa
rents. he had no inclination to remain long in
his native land He reports times very quiet in
Iowa.
Dr. Whiteside. register of the United States,
land office at Deadwood, took the cast-bound
train Sunday afternoon for verlnillion. Dakota,
to enjoy the holiday season with his family, He
will be absent until early in January, when he
win return to his post Of duty.
| Hon. A. A. Chouteau, Of Minnesota, was in the
city Tuesday. on business. Mr.. G. reports trade
lively in that enterprising little burg and that the
business men are all satisfied with tfie outlook.
Minnesota is thriving town and tho time il not
far distant when it will be in the van aud be rec
ognized as one of the Black Hills most yigor-
Gus cities
H. P. Lorey, of Buffalo Gap, better known
throughout the Hills az Pete arrived from
Deadwood on Moaslay afternoon and tiled mp
at the Commercial. He took his departure for
the stone city Of the Hills on Tuesdays south
bound train. Peter il an enthusiast on the mar
BILE and sandstone properties at the Gap. and
shows his confidence in their future by investing
heavily in several different Companies
Col. J. y. t.snl, of Carroll, iowa, Manager IN
the Black Hills Sandstone company of Buffalo
Gap, arrived in the city Tuesday morning from
the southern Hills. Mr.. cookis on a tour conf
bining pleasure and business. through the north
csn camps. afterwliich lie viii return bis Iowa
home to spend the holidays with his family, re-
~ ~ -. =, -. r. = -
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

Tho ADyHaTIsHR does all kinds Of
commercial printing oll shg.t nstiee
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14
TIME TABLE.

Fremont. Ellxhorn " Missouri valley q. r.
Trains going east leave Sturgis daily at 4:l2 b.
m. and arEiGe atg:4g al nj.
Close connections for the Fast, South and
North are made. The best accommodations.
II. II. ALBERTsoN.
Agent, Sturgis
w. 4. FITCH, j.. r. 1fJGHANAN,
General Manager Gcnerai Pass Agent
Missouri Valley. Iowa
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14
DIED.

| E3oifpEN.--ht Central. on Wednes6ay. December
| T. Arthur, son of .. 4. Borden, OF diphthe-
ria; aged IL years.
Funeral took placeat Sturgis Friday afternoon,
/ the Rev. Ward officiating
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14
building Material.

ID. G. Genaskock has 100000 brick
ready for delivery. They are made Of
the best clay and are well burned. MAX
ing the finest and most durable brick
ever made IN the country.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

Tho regular annual meeting Of stock
holders Of the First National Bank Of
stnrgis will be held at their bank
ing house In Sturgis on Tuesday, Jan
uars 10th, 1888. J.J. DAvENpoRT,
Cashier.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14


iii77 iai ss
II u
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

When hungry especially at mid
night call at tho I-Eat restaurant and
crafty yonr inner man with those deli
cacies prepared By Sangiovanni . Dubre
the former being an experienced
European cook and caterer.
Milwankee key beer only Cents per
glass al Fritz Alnmon's
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

s'Deadwood Restaurant is the name
Of new establishment recently opened
by Mrs. Leander La Chapelle, on Main
street, next door to Robinson's saddlery,
Deadwood. Meals are served to order,
and from the fact the tables are fur
nished with the best to be found in the
market, the place has already acquired
an enviable reputation. There is q good
lodging house in connection.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

No. came in the depot with consider
able speed 5alnday afternoon, and when
near the platform the pilot struck pig.
There was sudden rise i'm pork, but his
porkship came down uninjured and re-
sllmed the pleasant task of eating coal
cinders perfectly Indifferent as the mar
row escape from death itshad just expe-
risnced.